Music Video Production in New Zealand
Billie sits inside a record label, so music videos are core to what it does. Every video begins with the song: a treatment that fits the track and the artist, then a shoot planned around performance, story or both.
From Northland to Canterbury, the work is the same: understand the story, plan it properly and shoot it well. Projects run out of Auckland and Wellington and travel to wherever the story is. Billie works with artists, brands and emerging talent right across the country.
What’s included
- Treatment and creative direction
- Performance and narrative shoots
- Styling and art direction
- Edit cut to the track
- Vertical cut-downs for release week
Billie sits inside EYWA Records, so music videos are planned with the release, not after it.
How it works
- Brief: A call to understand the goal, the audience, the timeline and the budget.
- Treatment: A written and visual plan, so everyone agrees on the idea before anything is shot.
- Production: Locations, crew, cast and schedule locked in, then the shoot itself.
- Post: Edit, colour, sound and graphics, with review rounds built in.
- Delivery: Masters and cut-downs for every platform the piece will live on.
Questions
Does Billie work anywhere in New Zealand?
Billie works with artists, brands and emerging talent right across the country.
What does music video production with Billie include?
Treatment and creative direction, performance and narrative shoots, styling and art direction, edit cut to the track, vertical cut-downs for release week. The exact scope depends on the brief, and every quote is put together for the project.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the length, the crew and the number of shoot days. Send a short brief and Billie will come back with a quote.
How long does a project take?
Smaller social and event jobs can turn around within a week or two. Music videos, commercials and films usually run a few weeks from treatment to delivery.